[news] Undeterred by distractions, limelight at PGA Championship is on Woods and McIlroy

Rory McIlroy 

Johns Creek, Georgia - sideshows abound in the PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club 93rd, heat plush, carpet-like open spaces for the murderer last four holes, which simply maintaining one's position be sufficient to thrive.

Caddie Steve Williams has apologized for letting his emotions the best of him in Akron, Ohio, last Sunday, when he forgot national television to speak of the work inspired by his new boss, WGC-Bridgestone winner Adam Scott. And then there's the talk of the "Chubby Slam," which customer manager Chubby Chandler of ISM year winning three races.

But what will define this PGA is what defines all great, that is whether it will become a memorable passage in the way of a player to dominate the world or a win to forget for a player less than legendary. This means that this PGA Championship is Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy until further notice.

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[news] Adam Scott predicts tough match ahead of PGA Championship

Adam Scott

Tiger Woods is healthy. Rory McIlroy is ready. Lee Westwood, Luke Donald and Adam Scott are hungry. Temperatures rise, the course is great and young guns are pointing to a major title.

Not much more golfers may want to when the 93rd PGA Championship tees off on Thursday night (Queensland time) at the Atlanta Athletic Club, a par-70 7.467-yard layout in the world's best meet in the last tournament of the year.

"Competition is strong," said Scott.

"Luke Donald has played incredible, Lee Westwood is playing amazing and now we have Tiger healthy again, so this will be interesting for everyone to see."

Former world No. 1 Woods, a winner of 14 grand time chasing the record of 18 won by Jack Nicklaus, missed three months with the left knee and Achilles tendon injuries before returning last week at an event World Golf Championships.

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